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Jinmen
2016★ 5.7MANGA
ActionDramaHorror
Jinmen shares the Action, Drama, Horror genres and similar themes: Shounen, Animals, Survival.
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If you loved Shibuya Goldfish, you're in for a treat. This Action, Drama, Horror manga (2016) is beloved for its Shounen, Animals, Survival elements, and the titles below share that same DNA — handpicked based on community votes, overlapping genres, and thematic similarities. Each recommendation is ranked by reader affinity on AniList.
Shibuya Goldfish
渋谷金魚
By Hiroumi Aoi2016MANGA55 ch.11 vol.Finished
High schooler Hajime Tsukiyoda went to Shibuya that day hoping only to find inspiration for his next film. he never expected to find himself smack-dab in the middle of a real-life horror movie. Without warning, schools of massive goldfish descend upon the crowded streets, and the mystified onlookers' confusion quickly turns to terror as the fish begin to feed. From their tentative shelter, Hajime and a handful of survivors await a rescue that seems more and more unlikely as the days and hours tick by. Meanwhile, all around them, the bloody feeding frenzy rages... (Source: Yen Press) Note: Includes 9 extra chapters.
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What is Shibuya Goldfish about?
High schooler Hajime Tsukiyoda went to Shibuya that day hoping only to find inspiration for his next film. he never expected to find himself smack-dab in the middle of a real-life horror movie. Without warning, schools of massive goldfish descend upon the crowded streets, and the mystified onlookers...
How many chapters does Shibuya Goldfish have?
Shibuya Goldfish has 55 chapters.
What genre is Shibuya Goldfish?
Shibuya Goldfish belongs to the Action, Drama, Horror, Supernatural genres.
What are the best manga similar to Shibuya Goldfish?
The top manga similar to Shibuya Goldfish include Jinmen, Bougyaku no Kokekko, The Island of Giant Insects. These share key genres and themes with Shibuya Goldfish.